Redirecting certain funds of the West Virginia Department of Education [HB-2198]
The purpose of this bill is to require the West Virginia Department of Education to transfer an amount equal to one half of the department’s 2017 budget for administrative costs into a special account for the purpose of increasing teacher salaries.
HB-2198: Redirecting certain funds of the West Virginia Department of Education
Sponsored by: Rep. Michael Folk
Filed For Introduction on 01/10/2018
Relating to school calendar [HB-2157]
The purpose of this bill is to change the mandatory school instructional days from one hundred eighty days to minutes over a period of one hundred eighty days based upon the minimum amount of hours of instruction offered to students provided by state board rules.
HB-2157: Relating to school calendar
Sponsored by: Sen. Rupert Phillips
Filed For Introduction on 01/10/2018
HB-2123: Making the West Virginia Schools for the Deaf and Blind eligible to participate in any and all funding administered or distributed by the West Virginia School Building Authority
Sponsored by: Rep. Daryl Cowles
Filed For Introduction on 01/10/2018
You have voted HB-2123: Making the West Virginia Schools for the Deaf and Blind eligible to participate in any and all funding administered or distributed by the West Virginia School Building Authority.
Abolishing the regional educational service agencies (RESAs) [HB-112]
The purpose of this bill is to abolish the regional educational service agencies (RESAs) generally, transfer all powers and duties of the same to the county boards of education; provide for the transfer and disposition of assets, property and records of the agencies; authorize legislative and emergency rulemaking; amend provisions relating to the Joint Commission on Economic Development Studies, certification requirements for emergency medical technician-industrial, Medicaid eligible children and school health services advisory committees; amend
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HB-112: Abolishing the regional educational service agencies (RESAs)
Sponsored by: Rep. Patrick Lane
Filed For Introduction on 05/24/2016
Prohibiting the use of the Smarter Balanced Assessment or PARCC as a statewide assessment program [HB-110]
The purpose of this bill is to prohibit the use of the Smarter Balanced Assessment or the Partnership for Assessment of Readiness for College and Careers (PARCC) as a statewide assessment program. The bill additionally requires the state board to immediately withdraw from any agreement, memorandum of understanding or contract to provide these assessments by June 30, 2016. Additionally, the state board is required to take such additional steps as may be necessary to withdraw as a governing state in the Smarter Balanced Assessment Consortium.
HB-110: Prohibiting the use of the Smarter Balanced Assessment or PARCC as a statewide assessment program
Sponsored by: Rep. Michael Folk
Filed For Introduction on 05/24/2016
Relating to public school finance [HB-109]
The purpose of this bill is to revise certain aspects of the school aid formula, including eliminating the Growth County School Facilities Act and Growth County School Facilities Act Fund, to adjust the formulas for the foundation allowance for professional educations and for service personnel, to adjust and eliminate certain adjustments to the foundation allowance for transportation cost and the allowance to improve instructional programs. It also eliminates restrictions in the computation of local share.
HB-109: Relating to public school finance
Sponsored by: Rep. Patrick Lane
Filed For Introduction on 05/24/2016